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Building Thai entrepreneurs’ future workforce
Published on 14/11/2022
» The past two years have been rough for all business owners and staff. We have seen some great success stories, but many seasoned workers have lost their careers, and many young people are struggling to take their first footsteps into the workplace.
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Reimagining the Future of Education
Published on 10/10/2022
» International schools are undergoing unprecedented change and one school that is part of a growing community of changemakers challenging fundamental beliefs about the school experience is VERSO International School.
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Self-Directed Learning: the key to workplace innovation
Published on 26/11/2018
» As Thailand moves forward in developing 21st century industries, it aims to strengthen vocational training and become a cluster for innovation and start-ups. Similarly, around the globe, the rapid pace of technology and communication has led to greater maturity in business execution, streamlining operational complexity. The accelerated efficiency enables individuals and companies to succeed by making tasks, processes, and problems faced by modern enterprises less challenging, while posing new and often perplexing queries.
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Beating violence through education
News, Published on 20/02/2016
» Though statistics are scarce on the level of violence in Thailand, anecdotal evidence indicates it has become one of society's biggest problems, and is symptomatic of a country undergoing a moral crisis.
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Postbag: TIP reports not gospel
Published on 21/06/2014
» Today we will hear about Thailand’s Tier in America’s Trafficking in Persons (TIP) report. Never forget the TIP report is also a programme. America makes demands under TIP and countries, including Thailand, ignore their own sovereignty, and comply. TIP demands that countries change laws, speed up justice (a conflicting thought), and set aside special treatment for one class of victims that the US can never find enough of. Every TIP report whines about the need to find more victims and prosecute more traffickers and then throw away the key. But the Somaly Mam expose in the Bangkok Post on June 1 and around the world has shown us that this issue has suffered extreme exaggeration by those who need funding and by media who benefit from sensational stories. Read a few blogs about trafficking and you too will quickly learn that “facts” about trafficking often defy common sense.
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